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My Final Photo Pondering my good health and wondering if no matter how well I managed to stay healthy through good diet and exercise, the next traffic signal could be the place where a semi ran the light t-boning the driver's side of my car. What was My Final Photo? ► Rock at Inniswood More than 650 photos from a year of observation at Inniswood Metro Park in Westerville, Ohio. All the photos were taken within line-of-sight of the rock placed in the small pond at the center of the park. Much happens at the rock. This is one photographer's view of those moments. ► www.rockatinniswood.com mnmlst A return to black and white. It may be a digital world filled with colorful pixels. "Not that there's anything wrong with that." However, these photos reflect the simpler design and contrast of a black and white world. ► 101 Portraits A small collection of portraits, hopefully revealing something about the subject. ► Rocks in their yards Ever notice how many people have rocks in their yards? I don't mean the ones that sit at the end of a driveway to mark the corners. These are the decorative rocks, placed in specific locations by the owners. ► 4 days | 10th floor Spending part of your vacation with your grandchildren at the beach can be difficult. Finding good photos without leaving the 10th floor balcony is a greater challenge. ► Ohio Crossings Photos from the travels of a photographer across the state of Ohio. ► 352x An exploration of the possibilities of one of the lowest resolution digital cameras available. Each frame is 352x288 pixels, just a little more than 100k in size. Such a low resolution places severe restrictions on content. ► 144 on 1 144 on 1 is a series of photos exposed on a single roll of film showing the evolution of a short period of time. Each frame of the film has four separate exposures resulting in 144 photos on a single roll of film. It is created using an inexpensive Chinese camera with a programmable set of shutters with a variety of delays and movements. ► Part of The EyePush Network    © | Gary Gardiner | email